Gregory Robocop has reason to leave UFC Sacramento with a huge smile on his face. At the event held this Saturday (22), the Brazilian achieved the biggest victory of his career by defeating Anthony Hernandez by unanimous decision, won one of the bonuses and received a substantial salary. The fighters' purses for the event were released by the California State Athletic Commission, one of the few entities that adopts this practice.
According to the body responsible for sanctioning UFC Sacramento, Robocop would have received a total of $340 (approximately R$1,7 million at the current exchange rate). Of that amount, $170 (approximately R$873 at the current exchange rate) was for fighting and another $170 for winning his bout. Therefore, the Brazilian was the highest-paid professional at the event.
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Another fighter who received a hefty salary was Reinier de Ridder . The Dutchman reportedly earned $300 (approximately R$1,5 million at the current exchange rate), with $150 for fighting and another $150 for the victory . Vitor Petrino also has nothing to complain about. The Brazilian reportedly pocketed $200 (approximately R$1 million at the current exchange rate) in total, that is, $100 for fighting and another $100 for the victory.
It's important to note that the UFC does not disclose its fighters' salaries. Furthermore, the figures released by the California State Athletic Commission do not include the traditional post-event bonuses for 'Performance of the Night' and 'Fight of the Night,' as well as bonuses for wins by stoppage.
Salaries of UFC Sacramento fighters
MAIN CARD
Gregory Robocop – $340 (approximately R$1,7 million at the current exchange rate) / $170 for fighting + $170 for winning
Anthony Hernandez – $170 (approximately R$ 873 at the current exchange rate)
Vitor Petrino – $200 (approximately R$1 million at the current exchange rate) / $100 for fighting + $100 for winning
Serghei Spivac – $125 (approximately R$ 642 at the current exchange rate)
Reinier de Ridder – $300 (approximately R$1,5 million at the current exchange rate) / $150 for the fight + $150 for the win
Roman Dolidze – $180 (approximately R$925 at the current exchange rate)
MarQuel Mederos – $48 (approximately R$246 at the current exchange rate) / $24 for the fight + $24 for the win
Mason Jones – $33 (approximately R$169 at the current exchange rate)
Carli Judice – $56 (approximately R$287 at the current exchange rate) / $28 for fighting + $28 for winning
Jeisla Chaves – 12 thousand dollars (approximately R$ 61 thousand at the current exchange rate)
Anthony Wint – $20 (approximately R$102 at the current exchange rate) / $10 for the fight + $10 for the win
Terrance Chatman – $12 (approximately R$ 61 at the current exchange rate)
PRELIMINARY CARD
Jamall Emmers – $126 (approximately R$647 at the current exchange rate) / $63 for the fight + $63 for the win
Lerryan Douglas – $12 (approximately R$61 at the current exchange rate)
Shamil Gaziev – $100 (approximately R$513 at the current exchange rate) / $50 for fighting + $50 for winning
Kennedy Nzechukwu – $105 (approximately R$ 539 at the current exchange rate)
Chris Padilla – $78 (approximately R$400 at the current exchange rate) / $39 for the fight + $39 for the win
Nasrat Haqparast – $90 (approximately R$462 at the current exchange rate)
Marcio Ticotô – $24 (approximately R$123 at the current exchange rate) / $12 for fighting + $12 for winning
Ryan Kuse – $12 (approximately R$61 at the current exchange rate)
Stan Dorsainville – $24 (approximately R$123 at the current exchange rate) / $12 for the fight + $12 for the win
Gauge Young – $16 (approximately R$ 82 at the current exchange rate)
Jackson McVey – $50 (approximately R$256 at the current exchange rate) / $25 for the fight + $25 for the win
Wes Schultz – $12 (approximately R$61 at the current exchange rate)
Shanelle Dyer – $24 (approximately R$123 at the current exchange rate) / $12 for the fight + $12 for the win
Elise Reed – $35 (approximately R$179 at the current exchange rate)
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